Join Lemmy G ‪@ChafuwaMeza‬ with guest Rebecca Gikoyo as we discuss her life in the US since she transitioned from Kenya at the age of 4years old. Rebbecca is brought up from a small Christian family that is big on discipline and good mannerism. She has been able to stay away from troubles of teenagers and stuck in books. She recently just graduated from Central University in Durham, North Carolina USA. She will be the first one in her family to have the abbreviation Dr in front of her name. WoW! Rebbecca doesn't party at all; she doesn't drink and is in a serious relationship hoping to be married real soon. Rebbecca is only 22 and has her whole life ahead of her since she seems to have her head straight. She is really making Kenyans in diaspora look great and give a huge inspiration to the next generation. She makes us proud of her. If you are in Africa and you are inspired to come over here in the US, please this would be a great episode to watch and pick up a little tip here and there on how to maneuver and stay focused to your goals without getting distracted or lost in the process.

Join Lemmy @ChafuwaMeza with guest Solomon aka Myogenic himself as we discuss his come up from Keroka to US and joining the military. Solomon was born and raised in Kenya in a small town called Keroka in Nyamira county. He had big dreams of being a movie actor just like the likes of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Jean Claude Van Dame, Chuck Norris and etc... Solomon had this brilliant idea of joining the military in order he can get exposer to how to use weapons and as well as become physically fit. His main goal is he wanted to be noticed by the entertainment industry of how good he is with his military background. Unfortunately, things didn't work out as he had planned but he did serve time as a soldier in the US military. Solomon ended up getting injured while still on duty and had to be discharged on a doctor's note. His next move was to create a platform called Myogenic where he wanted to help people with talent that are normally overlooked or forgotten or need a push in order to be noticed. He was successful in starting his platform and helping a lot of folks like the icon Mama Kayai of Kenya and the likes. Today Myogenic is growing really fast and has been able to give light to a lot of individuals who were forgotten. Its a platform that is projected to help all of Africa and bring change into people's lives who deserve an opportunity.

Join Lemmy G @Chafuwameza with guest Eddy Kipchogoi as we discuss his life journey as he almost unalived himself in a swimming pool incident a few years back. Eddy is a natural born Kenyan who moved to Diaspora US to look for better pastures for him and his family. What he didn't know is what was waiting for him ahead in the process of looking for a better life. Eddy moved to US approximately 3yrs ago. He managed to settle down and got himself a job as a truck driver. He worked and enrolled in college while trying to support his family back in Kenya. Things took a turn one day when Eddy took a load to North Carolina and decided to visit his friend. His friend was not home that day. So Eddy decided to go swimming in the neighborhood pool as he waited for his buddies to get back home. Unfortunately he to dive in the shallow end of the pool and ended up hitting the floor of the pool. Eddy lost consciousness and the good Samaritans around pulled him out the pool. He was rushed to the nearby hospital where they worked on him trying to save his life. He had broken his spinal cord, his lungs were ruptured and filled with water. He was unconscious for 3 months. Eddy's life had taken a turn for the worst and he had no idea since he was unconscious. When Eddy finally got his consciousness back he was filled in on what's going on with his life and he couldn't believe it. Eddy had even a harder task ahead of him of relieving his new condition to his family back in Kenya. Eddy now has fully accepted himself and his new lifestyle. He mobiles around in an electronic wheel chair and tries as much as he can to be independent even though his a dependent to his family. He now lives in Kenya with his own kids and wife.

Join Lemmy G @ChafuwaMeza with guest Kenya from New Jersey as we discuss relationships, going on dating apps, being cheated on, having trust in her other significant and not snooping around for dirt, places she would like to be taken out for dates, preferring men that have money as opposed to the ones who don't. Kenya is a grown lady who is in her thirties, and she has a lot going on for herself. She's been heartbroken a few times in the past and she feels like she has learned a lot and she knows exactly what she wants in life and relationships. She is ready to settle down and enjoy the World with somebody's son.

Erika from Living Understaffed Podcast stops @Chafuwa Meza to discuss with host Lemmy G about their upcoming podcast, what made them start a virtual one as opposed to an in person one, what subject topics do they discuss in their platform? We go in depth as we discuss about going out on dates and places she would prefer to be taken to especially during these times. Generally, a lot of women prefer to be taken to expensive places as opposed to a regular decent place where both of you can communicate and possibly connect. We live in a society where money equates to love or even spark a relationship. Women tend to go after men who appears to be financially stable due to what they splurge around instead of going after men who they can connect with, build with, start a family with someone who will love you for you regardless of your flaws. Erika also talks about her divorce and where she stands in life right now as far as relationships and also if she considers to be married again in the near future.

Join Lemmy G @ChafuwaMeza Podcast with guest US Ambassador David Kerich as we discuss US trade with Kenya, tourism, immigration, getting your passport published in two weeks' time, public relations between Kenya and the US, his personal free time, his background before being an ambassador. We get in depth in today's investments in Kenya as a foreigner and much more.

Join Lemmy G @ChafuwaMeza with guest @Alex Chamwada as we discuss his life journey as a journalist, meeting up with different presidents, covering exclusive news, advice to upcoming journalists, reasons why he stopped covering politics, his YouTube channel Chams Media Tv, and much more...

Join Lemmy G @Chafuwameza with guest Rachael Wainaina as we discuss her upbringings from childhood to adulthood. Rachael Wainaina had to through a lot of struggles as a child due to poverty. She was forced to work as a street hawker just to gather a few pockets change here and there and save in order to pay for her own school tuition fees. Rachael Wainaina was fully to determine to make big in life. She always wanted to be the beat in everything she does including being the biggest Kenyan film producer today. She has an upcoming movie that has a budget of roughly $ 2 million, and this is just the beginning of her greatness. Tune in to the full episode as she explains more of her journey and the many hats, she wears besides being a film producer.

Have you ever felt of giving up on your dreams or in life in general because of the obstacles infront of you that seem impossible to overcome?

Well, here is a story of a village girl from Kenya who had dreams bigger than life that that once seemed impossible but through her hard work, sacrifices, prayers, good family support and discipline she was able to achieve her dream. Meet Huldah Mumanyi as a village girl from from Kenya who made it to America to become the first Kenyan born American State Legislator in Minnessota after beating all the odds that were against her.

Mama Kayai discusses her upbringing, her career, her family, her, collaborations with new comedians, her influence, traveling abroad, her lifetime achievement award.